Liverpool could be denied the opportunity to seal the Premier League title at Anfield if public health concerns are factored into where the final matches of the 2019-20 season are played.

Top-flight clubs will hold further talks on how the season can be restarted amid the coronavirus pandemic at their next shareholders' meeting on Friday.

Part of the 'Project Restart' discussions will centre around the use of approved venues, which may mean teams playing on neutral grounds and immediately throws up questions over competition integrity.

Discussions will also continue on the various player status issues created by the indefinite extension to the season.

Huge uncertainty surrounds players whose contracts expire on June 30 and loan returns, while decisions must also be made on whether Hakim Ziyech, who officially becomes a Chelsea player on July 1, would be eligible to feature in the 2019-20 season or would have to wait.

Ziyech joins Chelsea from Ajax in Holland, where the season has already been ended by a government order.